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Tills
DAILrJWa
TJiui-wim,
March
18.
hi.-,
3T
FINE
CONCERT
instead
of
a
hast
u
!
LAST
EVENING
St.
Patrick's
Day
Observed
With
'
t;i!t;
meal
iZF-i
1
;
Entertainment
Under
tlon
of
Charles
P.
Take
a
cup
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The
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News
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BRITISH
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Published
Every
Afternoon,
except
Sunday,
the
Prince
Hupert
Daily
News,
Limited,
Third
Avenue.
H.
F.
PULLEN,
Managing
Editor.
Member
of
Audit
Bureau
of
Circulations.
DAILY
KDITION
and
tired
feel-ines,
FATIGUE
as
well
as
pains
and
aches
are
the
result
of
the
accumulation
of
poisons
in
the
system.
The
liver
action
is
torpid,
the
overworked
kidneys
have
broken
down,
the
bowels
are
sluggish-
-consequently
you
are
sullering.
E
Thursday,
March
IS.
HJ26.
Good
Thing
To
Have
Another
Mill
Here.
1
The
Big
Bay
Lumber
Co.
proposes
to
build
a
mill
on
the
site
ol
the
recently
humeri
Prince
Rupert
Spruce
.Mills,
provide
they
get
proper
consideration
from
the
cily.
A
deal
for
tiie
site
and
timber
limits
has
been
arranged,
subject
io
confirmation
and
the
probability
i
that-Prince
Rupert
will
treat
the'
company
well
and
that
very
soon
the
work
of
construction
will
commence.
11
is.
something
devoytly
to
be
desired.
While
the
prfipoed
new
mill
is
not
as
large
as
the
one
recently
burned
U"
would
be
much
better
tn
have
a
smaller
mill
working
regularly
than
a
large
one
operated
only
intermittently.
The
(icorgelown
mill
has
a
good
record
for
operation
and
if
the
owners
ran'
dnns
well-here,
it
will
be
worth
a
lot
to
the
city.
II.
R.
McMillan,
who
is
associated
witli
George
McAfee
in
the
iroiioal
-to
build-here,
is
an
exporter
and
is
in
a
no-ilion
Ui
find
a
market
for
the
mill
prod
net.
He
is
an
all
roiuul
timber
man
and
Mr.
McAfee
is
an
all
round
lumber
man
so
the
conibin
ation
is
a
good
one.
:
Dunning
Went
In,
By
Acclamation.
Hon.
Charles
Dunning
wa
elected
by
aeclamalion
in
Re-
gma
and
he
js
now
establi-hed
as
minister
of
'railways
and
eanal
without
anyvdmibl.
This
is
one
more
step
toward
making
the
Mackenzie
Kiug
(loveriiniehl
stSlileand-.n)ore
or
less
permanent.
One
ifiore
minister
is
ly
lie
elected
in
'Ontario
and
then
the
pro-
Dummy
is
iiif.wiiiK
oi
ginerumeiii
wju
go
on
anoui
as
usual
except
(hat
attacks
on
Hie
cabinet
will.
be
more
virulent
and
the
watchfulness
of
the
opposition
premier
than
usual.
That
may
not
be
a
bad
thing,
although
it
will
entail
.a
lot
of
work
for
the
ministers
and
members
of
parliament.
We
hope
Mr.
Dunning
wilr
fijid
ah
apnortiinity
to
visit
Prince
Rupert
after
the
session,
so
that
we
'may
see
whal
sorl
of
a
person
it
is
who
can
makeor
mar
us.
4
I
Expected
Boom
.
.
Portland
Canal.
A
Spokane
jiaper
says
there
will
be
a
mining
boom
-in
Ibe
Portland
Canal
district
this
year.
He
may
lie
right
and
if
he
i
it
will
not
hurt
us.
The
mimjs
(here
arecerlainly
doing
well
and
if
the
forecasts
of
Hie
mining
men
are
correct
and
four
shipping
mines
are
established
this
year
we
shall
be
likely
lo
hear
belter
Ihings
for
Stewart
and
the
district
which
surrounds
it.
II
is
only
a
few
years
ago.
whejiSlewart
wa
deserted
and
the
few
houses
there
were
empty.-
Now
the
place
is
daily
be
coming
more
prosperous.
There,
has
been
a
gradual
develop-
mem
anu
inai
is
wiint
the
people
there
want,
have
Hie
goods
and
they
want
In
be
given
a
They
know
they
chance
to
rieiver
them.
Small
Activities
Make
Neighborhood.
AVItJi'iiut
prelending
Io
e'enff
at
the
big
thing
or
at
the
big
prospects
ahead,
we
must
remember
it
Is
the-small
activities
that
make
a
district.
Yesterday
we
tolrl
of
a
new
saw
mill
about
to
start
cutting
lumber,
al
Onna
River;
It
is
beginning
in
n
small
way
hutthe
men
who
are
operating
il
are
enthusiastic
and
ha
hi
working
aitd
will
probably
succeed:
Every
such
small
.-industry
means
nint
h
to
Prime
Rm.eH.
We
want
more
of
them.
Drive
Out
the
Poisons
and
you
Conquer
Fatigue
Mlsi
Katie
Wilcox,
No.
3,
Wiarton,
Ont.
writes:
"My
stomach
troubled
me
and
I
had
frequent
headache
I
felt
tired
all
the
time
and
could
hardly
do
my
work.
I
was
in
this
condition
for
a
year.
Then
I
was
told
about
Dr.
Chase's
Kidney-Liver
pills,
took
several
boxes
of
them
and
they
did
me
a
wonderful
lot
of
good."
Rid
the
poisons
from
the
system
by
using
Dr.
Chase's
kidney-Liver
Pills
and
you
conquer
thesa
discomforts.
Digestive
troubles
disappear
when
these
vital
organs
are
aroused
to
action.
Headaches
and
biliousness
are
overcome.
You
feel
well
and
nappy.
Dr.ChasesKidneyLiverPms
35
eta.
a
box,
all
dealers
or
The
Dr,
A,
Chase
Medicine
Co,
Limited
Toronto
2,
Canada
'
Dlrec-.
I
Balagno
The
uninial
St.
Patrick's
Day
iitmeer!
lie
hi
last
itijrjtl
in
lit
West
holme
Theatre
under
Hie
direction
of
Charles
1.
Halagno
(
Was
fully
appreciated
by
a
larpe
audicni-e.
Tli
lire
were
majjy'
splc.ml.it
Mnvil,
instrumental
and
!rpMclmrau
numliers
and
.prb-b.ihly
the
most
pleasing
feature'
of
!hi'
entertainment
was
the
arrangement
of
Hie
program
in
such
a
manner
that
youUiful.per-
irormcrs
coniritiuieit
almost
en-jtirely
to
the
firsf
ertinn.
tNuin-
bers
by
boys
and
pirls.
though
they
may
lint
'always
be
of
such
n
finished
character
a
those
presented
by
adult
arljsls
are
al
ways
appreciated.
Boys
and
Girls
The
opening
number
was
a
selection
"ouihJs
J
mm
Ireland'
by
Hie
Wesiholme-
Oivhes
Ira
af
ter
which
there
were
Kvo
clmral
items,
"U
Canada
and
"A
Little
Mil
of
Heaven"
by
Hi-
girl
of
the
Annunciation
.
Church
Junior.
Choir
with
Mr.
Halagno
acting
a
conductor.
Thts
was
foIloUel
by
a
dumb-bell
drill
nut
on
by
a
group
of
ten
boy.
Miss
Limtea
Hanson
mado,
her
initial
ap
pearance
on
Hie
:0ncrt
statse
singing
"Litlbj
Town
in,
0M.
bounty
IKiwu,'4
gtvifvf.a
pleasing
hillaby
song
as"
as
ettfiiMv-Aetioa
songs
'There
s
No!
bin?
Too
Good
for
the
I
si
h,"
and
-Tit
Seventeenth,
of
Mareh,.
$L
Pat-rick's
Day,"
by
a
lirmip
of
lea
boys
costumed
in
Irish'
garb
proved
tuneful
anil
amusing.
Little
Mis
ttlizabetb
McLeod.
in
a
very
preiiy
eo-iume,
pave
as
aJ
wcal
solo.
"Irelan
Must
He)
Heavrui."
and
ller
danetng
of
the
Irish
Jig
proveil
to
be
ojie
of
Hie
ntost
pleading
hits
of
the
program.
The
little
girl
was
gien
must
enthusiastic
applause
and
her
-dancing
whs
indent
well
performed.
An
action
sopg
and
dance
"f!
rand
ma
Told
Mb
AU
About
R'Miy
a
gronp
f
len
girl
was
lit
very
prUy
number,
the
early'
Victorfah
age
costumes
presenting
dainty
pieture
Ijj
.aeeu.
.ii
rs.
J.
j.-,itukloon
sang
Killarucy"
In
her
usual
good
vnic
anil
was
given
an
encore
The
rlosfnir
tiumher
of
the
firt
voeal
solos
fiy
Miss
Atlne
Ad-aat
who
apjafed
Io
good
ad
vantage
and
eliciteil
muefa
ap-
plause.
Miss
Ailvant
ha
a
very
peasiiijr
voice
ind
manaef.
Her
sohss
were
.iiacuma
'
ami
Maria,"
William
Halagno
asit-irvg
with
a
violin
oblfgato
for
th"
latlef.'
Adult.
Section
.
The
second
part
of
.
the
pro
gram
opened
with
choral
itoni-
hers
"Ireland.
I
Love
Yoti"
and
Ttie'Minslrel
Hoy"
by
tbe
Junior
Choir
of
Anpunciation
Church
in
full
strength.
Miss
Catherine,
Jones
was
niueli
appreciate!
in
her
vocal
solos,
"Come
Hank
to
Hrin"
and
"When
Irish
Eyes'
are
'mijing,"
ami
Mrs.
F.
I.
Kenny
Kav'e
piano
solos
in
her
usual'
finished
mauner.
J,
SjitMMirin
farig
"I'll
Take
You
Home
Aaluj'
Kathleen,"
and
responded
,to
ffn
encore
with
"Mother
Maeliree.'
The
4Ierry
Widow
Waltz,
givett
as
an
exhibition
dance
by
Mis,
Laura
and
Howard
Frizzell.
was
well
iexeruled
and
received
wijh
pleasure
by
tbe
audience.
Mrs.;
J.
H.
MrLeod
satig
sweelly,
"The
Kerry.
Dance,"
and
responded
to:
an
enrore
with
"My
WiW
Irish
Hose."
Miss
Adene
Ailvant
ap-peared
again
-wttlj
the
solo
-Jiv
Hie
Waters
of
MInnetonka."
and.
in
an
encore,
.
Introduced
some
pleasing
coloratura
effects.
The
etnsin
number
of
Hie
program
was
an
effectixe
recitation
by)
Itev.
Dr.
Charles
J.
Ciroeron
of,
the
speech
"Irish
Aliens
and
English
Victories"
which
was
de-j
livered
in
th'
HriljVfj
House
of
Cornmnits
.following
tin
Hattre
of
Waterloo
by
the
young
Irish
pa
triot
and
orator,
Hfchard
Lalor
Hliiel,
and
which
has
come
to
he
rcganled
as
xitip
of
Uie
most
brilliant
hursts'nf
oratnr,
in
the
English
language.
Miss
Hlanche
Curtin
asiswl
as
piano
accompanist
for
some
of
the
numbers
on
the
program.
Leo
r.ouloli
directed
the
hoys'
drill
and
tin
young
performers,
both
boys
and
jrirl.
were
coached
by
the
Sisters
of
81.
Josephs.
TELEPATHY.
"f
can
understand
how"
Ihev
find
new
planets,
but
J
ran
t
underhand
iiow
they
gel
to
know
the
i-
names'"
sl.
V
THE
MAN
IN
THE
MOON
ays:
"IVK
us
this
day
our
dally
bread
and
a
liltle
Jam
a"nd.
now
aad
Uien
a
beefsloak,"
prayoil
the
modern
yomitr
person
when
laying
his
morning
.patulous
before
thii
Almighty.
VK
do
not
mind
a
mining
boom
at
Htewar!
hh
Jong
as
there
is
pomeHiing
mini.'
than
rioio
Hi
ere.
fV)'K
your
old
mati,"
declared
the
father
when
(lie
son
remarked
Hint
he
was
-toney
broke.
TIMES
may
lie
good'
I
his
year,
but
still
people
wj
te
fonlisb
enough
to
make
love
in
the
spring
and
gH
married
in
June
just
alioul
as
1
1
1
1
a
I
.
Lhe
U
rdriddd
mklLVUm)'
'I'.M
stuffs
liis
holey
socks
into
II.
w
billoiu
drawer
of
the
hope
chest
ami
then
goes
out
and
iMlppiis
'
liie
wedding.
!
WILLIH
KVHUh
sayshe
w1s.h.
ins
Aioiiiarn
was
siiiau
enouru
,m
be
could
fill
It
at
a
parly
without
the
older
people
saying
lie
had
manners.
NOW
that
the
Seventeenth
has
been
duly
celebrated,
lei
us
jtet
baek
Io
business
once
more.
IT
was
several
year
ago-when
some
wise"
nersfhr
remarked
th.it
ta
sucker
w-a
born
every
nijnule.
Hirths
are
more
freipient
now.
THIS
is
the
season
of
the
yenr
when
girls
become
love
sii-k
ami
boys
become
girl
sick
and
Hirts
are
made.
Docs
marriage
interfere
with
ia
career'
asks
a
foolish
lailv
A
BAtllfcXOH
.
a
man
wlu
jjournalut.
No,
Hannah,
lis
the
I'i
rljinmai
ie
thai
bother.
A
medium-sized,
medium-priced
instrument
-embodying
the
new
Orthophonic
Victor
principle
t
which
is
astonishing
the
entire
world
With
the
birth
of
the
Orthophonic
Victor,
began
a
new
era
in
home
music.
Music
that
is
"such
stuff
as
dreams
are
made
of'.
dreams
now
come
intensely
true.
The
realization
of
such
dreams,
we
felt,
should
not
come
only
to
those
who
could
afford
the
Crederua
Model,
the
first
and
finest
of
the
Orthophonic
Victors.
So
we
made
the
Granada,
a
less
expensive
Orthophonic
Victor
containing
the
remarkable
acoustic
principle
without
which
no
music
lover
should
now
be
content.
The
new
-
i
,!
i
!':,
?
tt-.H1
,i
W
'
Victor
Talking
Machine
Company
Orthom
"True
inM
Sound
The
Granada
is
in
the
popular
console
des'en.
of
Spanish
derivation,
-the
rich
w
ood
finuhed
either
in
two-tone
mahogany
or
in
walnut
blended.
1
1
is
large
enough
to
be
impressive.
et
conservative
in
its
space
requirements.
Like
the
Crtdcnra
It
is
astonishinr
all
who
go
to
hear
it,
giving
a
foretaste
of
the
new
delights
in
music
winch
are
now
possible
at
home.
The
price
is
S2U0.
Ask
to
hear
the
Grenada
at
any
"His
Matter's
Voice"
Dealer.
Production
is
still
behind
lie-msnd.
If
your
dealer
can
not
supply
you
now,
there
is
only
one
way
to
be
sure
of
getting
an
Orthcphonic
Victor
won.
Reserve
it.
onic
Victor
and
ttfier
tffectJ
LITTLH
girly
flirting
gaily
L'sintr,
-our
bewltehiiig
eye,.
.Now
you
turn
them
on
another
Kaaer
for
a
fine
male
prixe.
Hack
in
Kdn
Adam
flir(c(i
Win,
our
earliest
mother
live.
HoMi
were
punished
nlsbehavln
And
from
Kden
had
to
leavix
l'LKAS
arc
ill-mannered
creal-pres.
'ihe-
do
not
wail
Io
he
umleil
liul
Just
move
in.
A
THOUQHTFUL
BANDIT
Jones.
relnpniiTt.
iiiinm
i..i
,
.-.....r
iimiiii:
luin
iii,j(
III
tilt.
Wna
lllf
nn
II.
I.....
I
I...
-
I
.
....
IIT-IIIJ
H
'"mi',
men
relieved
or
Ills
wulcli
am
chain
ami
nil
hi,
money.
As
he
got
nn
iiif
t
hack
one
of
his
own
dollar
notes.
oere
s
one
rnr
you,"
he
said.
I
"My
pal's
down
Hie
road,
and
if
h
meets
you
and
you
ain't
gof!
any
money
he
might
hurt
you.
i
of.
Canada,
Llmlicd
.'In
'
I
roan
F.
Nolle
f
kppUtH0m
tor
Ctrllfl
Imprsttmttilf
"ItKC
Mlnrl
Clllm
Sitmlr
in
lhe
Ptiinf
Hurl
J
tmuiiHi
i.r
tli
skiut
lii.ul't.
W'i
kH-iiMt:
Nr
tlw
brad
i.f
nrunKa
Uia,
Unrnl
tMiiiirri
smo
Halm.
ML
Imr
i,r
iM.ldrr
n
I
re
MltHir'a
.
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"
ssojr..
Ti:
MITICK
taal
I,
swan
Haltn.
f
Mlnrr
a
irlihilr
.u.
luli
.
''
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IIm
rnil
if
nur
tiaja
fn.in
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hrmif.
In
ailjr
In
Ibr
MHHnr
H
tut
a
irtiriralr
nf
liriiririlwiti
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nir)H.r
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llir
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